Basement Waterproofing & Crawl Space Repair Experts Serving Johnson County

A couple moved into a new home. They began noticing an odd smell. Concerned about the leak in the ice maker on the fridge, they had a mold inspection. It was discovered that a leak was occurring behind the fridge, causing mold growths in the cabinets and adjoining room. Our team was contacted to remediate. We first set up a containment area with negative air fans. We then treated the affected materials that remained with MoldX stain remover, and then treated it a second time with MoldX Botantical disinfectant. All exposed cavities were HEPA vacuumed, leaving this home mold free.

After a plumbing leak, this couple was told by the plumber that their subfloor looked like it had mold growing on it. Concerned, the called our team to evaluate. We discovered both mold and high humidity levels. The homeowners decided to have their crawl space encapsulated. Our team applied Mold-X2 mold killer and stain remover to all the beams, base plates, floor joists, subfloor, and wooden building materials in the crawl space. Next, we installed a CleanSpace encapsulation system to separate the home from the earthen floor, leaving this customer with a peace of mind that their crawl space would no longer have moisture issues.

After an extended period of rain, this homeowner was concerned after noticing standing water in their crawl space. They tried to dry it out with fans but had no luck. They contacted us to help. We installed a sump pump, CleanSpace drainage matting, and CleanSpace liner to protect the crawl space and home from excess moisture.  

These homeowners fell in love with an older home but became concerned about their sagging floors. Our specialist came to evaluate the situation. Several of the wood beams had fallen. Two SmartJacks were installed to reinforce the beams. Made of galvanized steel, this structural system won’t rot or shift like a wood post. The homeowners were happy to have a stable, level floor. 

For years these homeowners have tried to mask the musty smell in their house with no idea where it was coming from. Tired of dealing with it, they contacted our team to check their crawl space. Our specialist found mold growth over the beams and subfloor. We began by using Mold-X Mold Remover to rid the mold and then Mold-X botanical to prevent future growth, solving these homeowners smell issue. 

Not only were these homeowners worried about the moisture level in their crawl space, they began to wonder if the air coming from it was irritating their children's allergies. Our specialist found the crawl space to be damp with significant mold growth. The homeowners decided to tackle it in two ways: remove the mold, encapsulate the crawl space. 

We removed the mold first, using an EPA registered antimicrobial. Afterward, a full encapsulation system was installed to prevent any more moisture problems or mold growth. 

Concerned about a musty smell in her home, this homeowner contacted our company to check for mold. We found mold growth in the crawl space. Using an EPA registered antimicrobial we removed the mold. After, all surfaces were treated with a Mold-X botanical to prevent further mold growth. 

After an inspection came back positive for mold in the crawl space, these homeowners called our team to help.

We began by removing the mold using an EPA registered anti-microbial and scrubbing the stains off the wood. Afterward, we used an EPA registered botanical to prevent regrowth. 

This customer comes to us as a referral from one of our many satisfied customers. They were in the middle of doing some renovations. During that process, the found that they had an issue with their HVAC. There was an odd smell that they just couldn’t seem to get rid of, no matter what they did. They wanted to have the duct work thoroughly cleaned.

Olympic Restoration Systems was contacted for an assessment of their home. We visited the property and proposed a quote to the customer. They proceeded with an HVAC duct cleaning.

We removed the air registers and cleaned them with an EPA register antimicrobial solution. We cleaned the ducts using a negative air system combined with compressed air whips to break the mold and debris free from the duct. With this type of air duct cleaning, each duct is attached to a powerful negative air machine which draws 3500 cubic feet per minute through the duct and into the system. The system has three stages of filters with the last one being a HEPA filter which assures nothing is released into the home. With the negative air machine running small lines were pushed through the ducts. The lines have small rubber whips on the end and the 175-psi compressor, which sits outside the house during the process, forcing air through the whips. The whips move around very quickly to break up the dust, dirt, and spores free from the duct. The air registers were replaced at the completion of the duct cleaning.

This customer called Olympic Restoration Systems wanting to find a solution to water entering her crawl space and causing issues with their floors upstairs. We had a specialist visit the property and propose a quote to the customer. They proceeded with a crawl space encapsulation for their home from Olympic Restoration Systems.

We regraded the soil. We installed a SmartSump pump system with a liner, a cast iron pump, a CleanPump Stand, an airtight lid with an airtight floor drain and a WaterWatch alarm system. We installed a CleanSpace Drainage Matting under the CleanSpace liner. We installed a CleanSpace crawl space encapsulation system in their crawl space. We installed a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier to keep the humidity low. We installed two wireless sensors in the crawl space which send the temperature and the humidity readings to a small panel inside the house. We installed a small pump to move the water from the dehumidifier to the sump pump or out of the crawl space. A separate dedicated circuit/outlet for the sump pump and for the dehumidifier were installed. We installed an EverLast Door at the entrance to the crawl space.

This customer called Olympic Restoration Systems wanting to lower their utility bills. They were interested in getting an estimate for sealing the flexible ducts in their attic.

When Olympic Restoration Systems was contacted for an assessment of their attic space, we visited the property and proposed a quote to the customer. They proceeded with duct encapsulation in the attic for their home, with Olympic Restoration Systems.

We encapsulated the duct system in their attic with polyurethane spray foam. We sealed and insulated the ducts over the existing insulation with 1" of closed cell foam with Tight 'N' True Foam Duct Encapsulation.

This customer called because she noticed water collecting in her crawl space. We sent a System Design Specialist, Ross, to her property to assess the crawl space. Ross inspected the crawl space and proposed a long-term solution for the crawl space moisture issues. The customer accepted the proposal, and Olympic Restoration Systems began work on her crawl space. 

The production team regraded the soil to prevent water from pooling. They then placed a SmartSump sump pump to rid the crawl space of water and to protect against flooding. Then they placed drainage matting, and a CleanSpace vapor barrier over the matting. To finish the project, a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier was placed to rid the crawl space air from any moisture.

This homeowner called and stated that he was interested in getting the air ducts in his attic encapsulated. We sent a System Designs Specialist, Ross, to assess the attic. Ross found evidence of energy inefficiency in the attic and presented the homeowner with a solution to encapsulate his ducts with Tight 'N' True foam insulation. The homeowner accepted and proceeded with a duct encapsulation from Olympic Restoration Systems.

These photos are from a mold remediation job completed in Burleson, TX by Olympic Restoration Systems. We were contacted after a homeowner had mold growth confirmed by a licensed mold inspector and needed a licensed mold remediation company. Our Production Team was able to safely and efficiently remove the mold-damaged drywall, insulation, and flooring from the unit. In the pictures, you can see where they set up containment and used HEPA vacuums to ensure that mold and other pollutants did not circulate throughout the home during the mold removal process. 

*If you think there is mold in your home, the first step is to contact a licensed mold inspector. Per state law, the licensed mold inspector and licensed mold remediation company must be separate entities. This is a protection for the homeowner. If mold growth is confirmed by a mold inspector, you should be given a mold protocol. The next step is to send this protocol to Olympic Restoration Systems so that you can receive a licensed mold remediation estimate. 

This homeowner called due to some water leaking in her split level basement/garage.  She was concerned that her wet basement might cause problems for the entire home. We sent one of our System Designs Specialists, Terry, to the home for a free basement waterproofing inspection and estimate. The homeowner accepted the solution that Terry offered and proceeded with basement waterproofing from Olympic Restoration Systems.  Our Production Team set up containment around the workspace to prevent the spread of harmful materials. They also set up a HEPA vacuum to scrub any contaminants out of the air. Next, they removed the necessary floor tiles to complete the work. They then prepped the basement walls and sealed them with PermaFlex.

The customer had water leaking in her half basement/half garage, and wanted to find a solution to keep her basement dry permanently.  We sent one of our System Designs Specialists, Darrin, to the property for  a free, no obligation basement waterproofing estimate.  His solution involved sealing the walls using three step process which includes PermaFlex and LRB treatments. The crew then properly prepared the floors and sealed them using a three step process which includes PermaFlex and LRB applications.  The homeowner accepted the proposal offered by Darrin and proceeded with basement waterproofing from Olympic Restoration Systems.

This customer contacted Olympic Restoration Systems to add epoxy coating to her half basement, half garage floor.  We sent our experienced technician, Darrin, to her home for her free estimate.  After careful examination, Darrin developed a proposal for the work and the customer agreed.  Our trained crew installed a Poly-Apartic Floor System to her garage after repairing a crack.  The customer was pleased with the final work.